STATE_DISABLED STATE_ENABLED Gets a list of all route domains on this device.

Creates a route domain.

Deletes the specified route domains.

Deletes all route domains.

Sets the parent ids for the specified route domains.

Gets the parent ids for the specified route domains.

Sets the descriptions for the the specified route domains.

Gets the descriptions for the the specified route domains.

Sets the state to enforce cross-domain routing restrictions for a set of route domains. NOTES = If set, packets cannot cross route domain boundaries, i.e., they are strictly isolated to the current route domain. = For example, if not set, you can add a route to the routing table where the destination is 10.0.0.0%20 (route domain 20) and the gateway is 172.27.84.29%32 (route domain 32). = If set, the system may find invalid iRules that passed validation.

Gets the state to enforce cross-domain routing restrictions for a set of route domains.

Gets the lists of VLANs for the specified route domains.

Adds the specified VLANs to the specified route domains.

Removes the specified VLANs from the specified route domains.

Removes all VLANs from the specified route domains.

Gets the version information for this interface.

Gets a list of all route domains on this device.

Creates a route domain.

Deletes the specified route domains.

Deletes all route domains.

Sets the parent ids for the specified route domains.

Gets the parent ids for the specified route domains.

Sets the descriptions for the the specified route domains.

Gets the descriptions for the the specified route domains.

Sets the state to enforce cross-domain routing restrictions for a set of route domains. NOTES = If set, packets cannot cross route domain boundaries, i.e., they are strictly isolated to the current route domain. = For example, if not set, you can add a route to the routing table where the destination is 10.0.0.0%20 (route domain 20) and the gateway is 172.27.84.29%32 (route domain 32). = If set, the system may find invalid iRules that passed validation.

Gets the state to enforce cross-domain routing restrictions for a set of route domains.

Gets the lists of VLANs for the specified route domains.

Adds the specified VLANs to the specified route domains.

Removes the specified VLANs from the specified route domains.

Removes all VLANs from the specified route domains.

Gets the version information for this interface.

*IMPORTANT* This entire interface has been deprecated (as of 11.0.0), due to a change from using numeric identifiers to using names to identify Route Domain objects. Please use the RouteDomainV2 interface. The RouteDomain interface enables you to work with the definitions and attributes contained in a device's route domains. Route domains allow you to specify overlapping IP addresses for different objects in the system. This allows a service provider, for example, to have two different pool members at 10.10.10.1 that represent completely different real servers. The addresses for the two pool members might be 10.10.10.1%1 and 10.10.10.1%2 where the numbers after the percent signs are numeric ids of route domains.